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Thiaw signs for Newcastle

Newcastle secure Thiaw from AC Milan for £35m and push ahead with a Ramsey bid, signaling a busy summer for the club.

August 12, 2025 at 10:44 PM
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Newcastle seal Thiaw move and press ahead with Jacob Ramsey bid as part of a bold summer rebuild

Thiaw signs for Newcastle as Ramsey pursuit begins

Malick Thiaw has joined Newcastle United from AC Milan for £35 million on a long term deal, and the 24-year-old defender will wear the No. 12 shirt. Manager Eddie Howe said the acquisition fits the club’s evolving plan and brings Champions League experience to a squad that wants to push back into Europe. Newcastle are also stepping up their interest in Aston Villa midfielder Jacob Ramsey, with talks underway and a formal bid anticipated. Earlier in the week, Odysseas Vlachodimos completed a season long loan move to Sevilla.

Key Takeaways

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Thiaw joins Newcastle for £35m on a long term deal
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No. 12 shirt signals a primary defensive role
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Howe views Thiaw as a trusted upgrade with European experience
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Ramsey remains Newcastle’s next major target with talks active
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Vlachodimos loan to Sevilla reduces squad overflow risk
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The summer plan blends immediate impact with long term growth
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Fans willwatch how sustainable the spending looks this season
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Europe qualification remains a core objective for the club

"I'm really excited to join this massive club. I can't wait to start training and to get to know my new teammates and all the staff."

Malick Thiaw after signing with Newcastle

"We're really pleased to have Malick on board. He's a player I've admired for a long time and somebody who will add real quality to our defensive options."

Eddie Howe on the Thiaw signing

"Malick is still young but brings valuable experience of Champions League football, as well as playing in the Bundesliga and Serie A"

Howe on Thiaw's profile

The moves underline Newcastle’s strategy of mixing young promise with established top flight exposure. If the Ramsey bid lands, the midfield rebuild could define the season, but the club faces the challenge of balancing ambition with cost control and squad depth as it competes with richer rivals across Europe.

Highlights

  • Ambition without risk is not ambition
  • Long term plans need patience and smart timing
  • Youth and experience can finally coexist in newcastle plan
  • The real test begins when the season kicks off

Transfer spending under scrutiny

The reported £35m move for Thiaw and the push for Ramsey raise questions about Newcastle’s budget, return on investment, and how fans and investors will view the club’s long term plan.

The coming season will reveal if this plan translates into steady progress on and off the field.

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